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A graduate of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Mark Stutzman began his illustration career at a fast-paced television station, where he worked on sets, created on-air graphics, painted weather maps, and created celebrity drawings that attracted industry attention. The co-founder of Eloqui, a studio devoted to the art of illustration, he works with clients from around the globe. His vibrant images portraying icons from popular culture appear on billboards and posters and in magazines, and his work has been commissioned by such clients as McDonald’s, DC Comics, and Entertainment Weekly. The artist’s groundbreaking rendition of the young Elvis Presley for the U.S. Postal Service was one of four stamps that he created to honor legends of American music.
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Smithsonian Institution I National Postal Museum I Credits
